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Why consider using AEM over WordPress for Multi-Site Management? by Shankar krishnan

Abstract

A centralized content management platform is a crucial element of many businesses’ content strategies today. This is essentially based on the need for curating and managing content in multiple languages for various regions that the business caters to. Adobe Experience Manager

Multi-Site Manager (AEM MSM) is one such tool that has been of great use to many businesses today.

AEM MSM allows flexibility to companies to create and deploy separate sites for different countries or markets with the same site content or specific content in the regional language.

The real purpose of MSM is to manage multiple websites that share common content. it is mainly used for multi-region multi-lingual sites.

Thus AEM content management capabilities allow for better management of language copies across these websites.

Benefits of using MSM in Adobe Experience Manager
Synchronized updates: You can essentially host multiple sites using the same AEM instance. This means that every time you make content changes, it automatically updates on all sites instead of individually updating them. The centralized content database also makes it very easy to re-use common content or digital assets across all websites. This helps to maintain a common look and feel across all regions.
Truly localized sites: While the sites share resources, the live relationship can be disconnected. This means that from controls to content, everything can be curated separately for each of them and changes to the source website will not be automatically applied to other live copies. This is essential for multi-lingual websites since it means that these websites are not just translated but can be customized as per the culture and language of the location they are being used in.

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